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| − | + | # Access the [[Aegis Network]], at their personal security level. | |
== Responsibilities == | == Responsibilities == | ||
Revision as of 00:07, 4 February 2024
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Marshals and contractors are official operatives of the government of the Free Republic of Sihblos. As such, operatives are bound by certain rules of conduct and engagement. The following is a summary of some relevant expectations. Taken together, the Rights and Responsibilities constitute general Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for operatives.
Rights
An operative may:
- Call on Republic agencies and personnel for aid, usually through the commanding officer.
- Call on local government, local law enforcement, and the Republic Army for aid.
- Call on personnel from their home walker for aid.
- Order supplies.
- Purchase goods or services using Republic funds.
- Use Republic facilities, including room and board, training, and recreation.
- Use extraordinary Republic resources, when essential to mission objectives.
- Access the Aegis Network, at their personal security level.
Responsibilities
At all times, an operative must:
- Protect and defend the Constitution of the Republic.
- Uphold the laws of the Republic.
- Adhere to the operational protocols of the Marshals Service, per training and officers' commands. This includes all Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for the operative's team.
- Protect and serve civilians.
- Report unexpected extraplanetary or extradimensional activity as soon as possible.
- Minimize disclosure of Republic intel and secrets. This includes destroying Republic intel rather than letting it be captured.
- Aid other Republic agencies and local governments in good faith, within the parameters of mission objectives.
- Report for personnel readiness exams on schedule. Exams include checking for physiological, psychological, and paranormal causes for concern.
During a mission, an operative must:
- Focus on mission objectives.
- Warn first. Only fire when fired upon, unless under dire tactical circumstances (e.g., confronting a marauder known to be hostile).
- Detain suspects and incapacitate enemy combatants when possible. Lethal force should be a last resort.
- Minimize collateral damage to noncombatants and property.
Assets
While employed by the Republic, operatives have access to extensive resources (e.g., contacts and alliances, data, experts, influence, etc.).
